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Former MP Ann Widdecombe's Dartmoor home listed for £900,000

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The Dartmoor property where former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe was murdered in July 2026 has been put on the market. Her five-bedroom home is now offered at £900,000, months after her death. Widdecombe bought the house in 2008 for £600,000. The listing features a swimming pool, stables and extensive gardens. The asking price represents an increase of around 50 per cent on her original purchase price.

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